fol. 120-120v : from Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev to Russian consul in Jerusalem V. F. Kojevnikov; order; the replacement of a Jewish mutesarif's dragoman by a Catholic has to be prevented from happening; Kiamil’s resignation; local authorities.
fol. 41-43v : from Russian consul in Jerusalem V. F. Kojevnikov to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report; Pestalozzi is appointed as the new mutesarif's secretary in replacement of the dragoman Kriger who was dismissed according to Russian requests; the position of dragoman is cut; Pestalozzi is the son of a doctor from Beirut; then he had worked in Italian consulate ; Pestalozzi is needed because of the Prince Mecklenburg-Schwerin's visit to Jerusalem; local authorities.
fol. 48-49v : from Russian consul in Jerusalem V. F. Kojevnikov to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report; letter from the Jewish community of Jerusalem to celebrate Alexandre II’s rescue.
fol. 125-125v : from Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev to Russian consul in Jerusalem V. F. Kojevnikov; order; thanks to the Russian Embassy’s urging and the Vizir's decision, Kiamil keeps his position of Jerusalem's governor; local authorities.
fol. 101-101v; 104-105v : from Russian consul in Jerusalem V. F. Kojevnikov to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report; German consul baron Alten shows disrespect during Grand Duke's Nikolai visit to Jerusalem; diplomatic etiquette.
fol. 16-18v : from Russian consul in Jerusalem V. F. Kojevnikov to counselor of the Russian embassy in Constantinople A. I. Nelidov; report; living allowance is given to poor Arabs; conflict between ArabicArabic Orthodox community and Greek Patriarchate; charity; religious situation.
fol. 89-94 : from Russian chargé d'affaires in Jerusalem T. P. Iouzefovitch to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report; portraits of Jerusalem's diplomatic corpus and Ottoman civil servants; Kiamil is educated, he likes to work on his own and doesn't want to have any problems with the Russian consulate; the French chargé d'affaires Patrimonio doesn't have any experience with Palestine, he protects Catholics' interests without being fanatical, he is polite toward the Russian consulate; the English consul Moore has a strong experience, he is not smart, insignificant; the Austrian general consul Caboga has passed on his functions to the vice-consul Pascal, who speaks a lot; the Italian consul Donato is a calm person and wants to appear as a pious person in order to attract sympathy for his young country; the Spanish consul Casa-Saria has good relationship with Russians; the Prussian consul Alten is away from Jerusalem and nobody replaces him; the American consul de Gass speaks only English, he is a preacher and a scholar; the Persian consul (no description); the Greek consul Aivasides is old, but tactful; local authorities.
fol. 138-139v : from Russian chargé d'affaires in Jerusalem T. P. Iouzefovitch to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report and translation of a letter from Abyssinians; a cemetery on Mount Zion causes a conflict between Armenians and Abyssinians; religious situation.
fol. 215-216v : from Russian chargé d'affaires in Jerusalem T. P. Iouzefovitch to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report; Grand Duke of Oldenburg pays a visit to Jerusalem; official opening of a protestant church (Russian date 1874-12-14).
fol. 7-12 : from Russian chargé d'affaires in Jerusalem T. P. Iouzefovitch to Russian minister in Constantinople N. P. Ignatiev; report; relationships between the Orthodox clergy and people in Palestine; Greeks in Palestine are better educated than Arabs; they choose religious career and protect the Orthodoxy’s material interests; they are useful for the Russian influence; but Arabic community doesn't trust the Greek hierarchy, they rather participate in the Patriarch’s election than to be granted allowance; future elections’ regulation; it would be useful for Russians to allow Arabic priests to participate in elections; religious situation.